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Week 5 Official Game Thread - CHI @ GB, SUN 10/11, 12PM, FOX, CHI +2.5, O/U 45.5

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We need Coby Bryant and Kyler Gordon on the field. Jaylon Johnson has checked out. I love the business decision he made at the goal line and made the Angry Runs segment...

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22 minutes ago, Mongo3451 said:

We need Coby Bryant and Kyler Gordon on the field. Jaylon Johnson has checked out. I love the business decision he made at the goal line and made the Angry Runs segment...

He is yet another example of Bears front office betting wrong on an internal player. But JJ is gone - get rid of him

Bears definately need to draft a QB to groom. All the Bagent top 32 QB died today. I assume Keenum plays the Falcons unless they rush Caleb back to try stop the bleeding.

The NFL is any giving sunday. You get momentum and it is hard to stop.

A few things that are abundantly clear after today's embarrassing loss:

- Tyson Bagent, Jaylon Johnson, and Roschon Johnson are not NFL players.
- Ben Johnson is a really bad coach against teams in his own division.

I'm not sure if Keenum starting would have made a difference in the result, but he certainly would have been a better option than whatever that was from Tyson Bagent. Reminded me of watching Todd Collins in 2010. No power or conviction in any of his throws. Took so many bad sacks, and somehow looks even slower and less athletic than he did as a rookie. The Bears never had a chance with him at quarterback. Ben sticking with him as long as he did was a joke.

Speaking of Ben, it's time to have a serious conversation about how good he really is. We have scored 10 points this year COMBINED against the Vikings and Packers. The guy who boasted about breaking the NFL scoring record in the offseason. Last year, it was a similar story. They can't get anything going until it's late in the game and they're in a hurry up situation. 3-6 now in divisional matchups (including playoffs). 2 of those were because of Caleb's 4th quarter heroics and 1 was from a special teams return that set them up for a last second FG in another low scoring affair. Not good enough. I wish he'd stfu and focus on fixing this rotten offense in the redzone instead of telling reporters about how many points he WANTS to score. He should be embarrassed, because that was an absolute disgrace.

50 minutes ago, ASHKUM BEAR said:

Bears definately need to draft a QB to groom. All the Bagent top 32 QB died today. I assume Keenum plays the Falcons unless they rush Caleb back to try stop the bleeding.

The NFL is any giving sunday. You get momentum and it is hard to stop.

These guys watch film like we do. They saw Bagent hit a lot of intermediate routes across the middle last week so they sank on them. Lack of arm strength to the outside make him risky if he’s not early…and he’s not early on those throws. Then he was just slow to hit the underneath routes, if he even made that decision. I can’t wait for Caleb to get back. At this point we’ve only seen 6 or 7 quarters with Caleb. The fact we got out of this QB mess with a 2-1 record is something of a miracle but this loss stings because the offense looked so inept.

Roschon cannot cut back so he’s useless on all these zone blocking schemes. He’d have gaps but choose to run straight ahead up someone’s backside for 2yds. Swift still appears to be struggling with his burst but he was far better at finding the creases.

8 minutes ago, AZ54 said:

These guys watch film like we do. They saw Bagent hit a lot of intermediate routes across the middle last week so they sank on them. Lack of arm strength to the outside make him risky if he’s not early…and he’s not early on those throws. Then he was just slow to hit the underneath routes, if he even made that decision. I can’t wait for Caleb to get back. At this point we’ve only seen 6 or 7 quarters with Caleb. The fact we got out of this QB mess with a 2-1 record is something of a miracle but this loss stings because the offense looked so inept.

Roschon cannot cut back so he’s useless on all these zone blocking schemes. He’d have gaps but choose to run straight ahead up someone’s backside for 2yds. Swift still appears to be struggling with his burst but he was far better at finding the creases.

I think Keenum would have been the same outcome if he started. He doesn't have the arm either but much quicker on hitting the check down.

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